Neena Satija
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“Costly And Unsustainable:” After Spending $75 Million, A Troubled UT System Technology Institute Shuts Its Doors
The University of Texas System has closed its Institute for Transformational Learning, a startup-like technology initiative. The system spent tens of millions of dollars on the project, but struggled to develop a business plan. → Read More
“Costly And Unsustainable:” After Spending $75 Million, A Troubled UT System Technology Institute Shuts Its Doors
The University of Texas System has closed its Institute for Transformational Learning, a startup-like technology initiative. The system spent tens of millions of dollars on the project, but struggled to develop a business plan. → Read More
LISTEN: How The UT System Spends Portions Of Its $20 Billion Endowment
The UT System's endowment of nearly $20 billion makes it one of the nation's wealthiest educational institutions. How much of it goes to student financial aid? → Read More
Houston Officials Let Developers Build Homes Inside Reservoirs; But No One Warned Buyers
While the dangers of building in these areas may seem apparent, home owners were not expressly warned. → Read More
Houston Officials Let Developers Build Homes Inside Reservoirs; But No One Warned Buyers
While the dangers of building in these areas may seem apparent, home owners were not expressly warned. → Read More
Documents detail concerns about Houston dams — before Harvey
How concerned is the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers about the integrity of Addicks and Barker reservoirs? The agency has never answered the question clearly, but documents offer new clues. → Read More
Documents detail concerns about Houston dams — before Harvey
How concerned is the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers about the integrity of Addicks and Barker reservoirs? The agency has never answered the question clearly, but documents offer new clues. → Read More
Houston’s ‘Flood Czar’ Says Harvey Has Brought The City To A Decision Point On Flood Control
Stephen Costello, the city's chief resilience officer, expects to play a big role in how Houston spends it Hurricane Harvey recovery dollars. → Read More
Houston’s ‘Flood Czar’ Says Harvey Has Brought The City To A Decision Point On Flood Control
Stephen Costello, the city's chief resilience officer, expects to play a big role in how Houston spends it Hurricane Harvey recovery dollars. → Read More
Post-Harvey, Houston Officials Hope Congress Is Up For Funding Ike Dike
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner on Tuesday gave his strongest endorsement to date for constructing a physical coastal barrier to protect the region from deadly storm surge. → Read More
Post-Harvey, Houston Officials Hope Congress Is Up For Funding Ike Dike
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner on Tuesday gave his strongest endorsement to date for constructing a physical coastal barrier to protect the region from deadly storm surge. → Read More
What Lessons Will Houston-Area Officials Learn From Harvey? History Gives Us A Clue
As Houston begins to recover from Harvey, a growing chorus of voices is calling for big policy changes to reduce flood damage from future disasters. Local officials haven't said much about what they might pursue, but history offers some clues. → Read More
UT System Oil Money Is A Gusher For Its Administration — And A Trickle For Students
The fracking boom helped push the Permanent University Fund close to $20 billion, and every year the UT System gets a slice of that money to spend — but just a sliver goes to student financial aid. → Read More
UT System Oil Money Is A Gusher For Its Administration — And A Trickle For Students
The fracking boom helped push the Permanent University Fund close to $20 billion, and every year the UT System gets a slice of that money to spend — but just a sliver goes to student financial aid. → Read More
Texas Leaders Won’t Commit To More Resources For Sex-Trafficking Victims –
The state’s top leaders have remained silent on whether they'll provide more resources for sex-trafficking victims — or more funding for the crippled child welfare system that’s supposed to protect vulnerable kids. → Read More
Small Steps Aim To Lessen Exploitation Of Texas Construction Workers
In Houston and Austin, some builders are voluntarily trying to ensure that construction workers are paid well and their safety is protected. → Read More